Galouti Kebab

Hello! Galouti Kebab is traditionally made using meat but being a vegetarian I am using rajma for making these kebabs. The basic idea behind these kebabs is they should melt in the mouth on eating. They are served hot, direct from the pan. The method is slightly tedious but they taste amazing. So lets get cooking…


Ingredients:
Kebab Masala:
1/2 tbsp coriander seeds/Dhania
1 black cardamom/Kali Elaichi
2-3 strands of mace/ Gada
1 star anise/ Chakraphul
3 green cardamom/ Hari Elaichi
1 inch cinnamon stick
4 cloves/ Laung
1/2 tsp peppercorns/ Black Pepper
1 tsp cumin seeds/ Jeera
1/4 tsp nutmeg powder/ Jaiphal
1 tsp kashmiri red chilli powder
2 tbsp dried rose petals

For Kebab:
1 and 1/2 cups Rajma/Kidney beans
¼ cup Soyabean
2 tbsp Rose water
2 tbsp Kebab masala powder (prepared using the above ingredients)
2 tsp Ginger paste
2 tsp Garlic paste
1 tsp Green chilly paste

2 tbsp roasted besan flour
1 tbsp Lemon juice
Salt as per taste

For dhungar:
Coal and ghee

Method:
For Kebab Masala:
Dry roast all the ingredients as mentioned above (except dried rose petals). Cool them and grind them together with the rose petal. Keep aside to use.

For kebab:
1) Soak the rajma overnight or atleast for 7 hours.
2) After 7 hours cook the rajma in the pressure cooker till they are absolutely soft. For this kebab you need very soft rajma hence if it is little overcooked then also will do.
3) Strain the rajma if any water remains in the cooker. Spread the rajma and keep aside for a while. IN the meantime boil one cup of water. Once it boils add the soyabean and switch off the gas and let the soyabean cook in the water for 10 minutes.
4) After 10 minutes strain the soyabean. Now, grind the rajma and soyabean together in a mixture grinder till it becomes smooth. Do not use water. If required add 1-2 tbsp of water only or else the kebab mixture will become too runny.
5) Take this mixture of rajma and soyabean in a bowl and using the hand mix it well together (whisk it with hand lightly, do not use spatula or beater) this will make it fluffy. To this add the kebab masala powder as prepared above, rose water, ginger paste, garlic paste, green chilly paste, roasted besan flour, lemon juice and salt and mix it well. The mixture will be little loose and sticky.
6) Activate the coal on gas. Place this in a small bowl/vati and drizzle with 1 tbsp ghee. Place this vati immediately in the above prepared kebab mixture and cover it and keep it like this for 5 minutes. The favor of the smoke is very important element of this kebab.
7) After 5 minutes remove the cover and lightly mix the kebab mixture. Heat a non stick pan/tawa. Drizzle some oil/ghee in the tawa. Grease your hand with water. Take a small potion of the kebab mixture and make a small ball then flatten it between your palms. Make all the kebabs this way.
8) Shallow fry the kebab on the non stick tawa at medium flame and serve hot with dahi or pudina chutney. I have served it by mixing together the dahi and pudina chutney.

This blog post is part of the blog challenge Blogaberry Dazzle hosted by Cindy D’Silva and Noor Anand Chawla in collaboration with Make a Wish Box.



28 responses to “Galouti Kebab”

  1. Wah wah..Rajma ke Galouti kebab. Even i am a vegetarian, Shail.They look delicious am going to try it out.

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  2. The kebabs look really delicious. I am surely going to try out your recipe. The smoky flavor from the coal would be perfect.

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  3. Even I am a vegetarian, so am really happy to read this recipe. The coal flavour really gives is a delicious palate. Am going to try and make this soon.

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  4. You mentioned on galouti kebabs that it should melt down which is absolutely the characteristic of these kebabs. But trust me I visited a place where the kebabs were so hard that my teeth almost broke off. I now think to share this with them. Jokes apart, I will make this recipe and let you know.

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  5. We did not eat Rajma. But this Galouti Kabab looks yum. Bit difficult for me but still want to give out a try. One question if mixture become too liquid then what to do?

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    1. If it becomes loose you can add more roasted besan flour.

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  6. Galouti Kebab is something I can die for but yes it true that being a non vegetarian meat Galouti Kebab will always be my first choice. Honestly I dont know how to make it but I tasted for the first time on one of my anniversary dinner at Factory Kebab a reputed food chain. What a yummy taste man I cant explain. But coming to your vegetarian Galouti kebab I think I am going to love it too and especially I am going to try this out not just for my family but also for my vegetarian friends and am sure they are going to love it. Immense thanks to you for sharing such a wonderful recipe. God bless you.

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  7. When I saw the title on my email notification, I knew I had to check out your recipe. It sounds delicious with the masalas you have used. I am definitely going to give this a try. Thanks for sharing the recipe.

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  8. This is some new twist to to rajma indeed worth a try, thabks for the recipe

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  9. Yummyyyyy!!!😋 now I feel like having the actual galouti kebab… 😛. Jokes apart, this recipe looks really interesting Shail… if u r able to achieve the texture n moistness with Rajma n nutrela… I thing it’s something worth trying even though the method… esp. assembling the masala ingredients look a bit tedious. The kebabs looks scrumptious.

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  10. These kebabs look amazing and being made from Rajma, perfect for a vegetarian like me. Can I invite myself to your place next time you make them please? Too much work. 😜

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    1. Haha sure your welcome ☺️☺️

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  11. I’ve already marked this recipe in Insta; I follow you there. 🙂

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  12. I am slobbering at the sight of those kebabs. In my home, rajmaa is a staple. I will definitively be trying your recipe. The flavor of the smoked coal would be ideal.

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  13. I love kebabs and this is a great recipe to make galoutis- love the vegetarian twist

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  14. I’ll plan a dinner so I can make these for the family 😀

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  15. Being a vegetarian, I am definitely going to try this out. The rose petal was a surprise ingredient. The pics are amazing and the kebab actual look like they would melt upon the first bite.

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  16. Vegetarian kababs are always great starters . The spice and masalas added is sure to be great to taste. Good recipe.

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  17. I loved your version of the veg Galouti Kebab. The prep is the same as how I make it for the non-veg version, with a couple of minor differences in the ingredients. These look equally appetizing.

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  18. I love galouti kebabs. They are so soft and delicious. Going to try your recipe soon.

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  19. Omg, this is such a great recipe for Galouti Kebab, especially for a vegetarian like me. Living abroad, I crave for Indian food or good Indian recipes that I can adopt and cook here. Your recipe is perfect, so rich and delectable. Saving your recipe in my folder.

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  20. How delicious the pictures are. The recipe sure shot brings waters in my mouth, going to try this one super soon. Thank you

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  21. I am a veg and always on the lookout for some interesting recipes. I will surely give this a try this weekend.

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  22. The Kebobs look great. I like how you presented the recipe. Going to forward your post to the vegetarian side of my family

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  23. hmmm…this made me think why we never have thought of not shaping our kebabs patty like, like yours. After our trip to Europe, most days spent in Greece, you could say that we’ve left our hearts there as we’ve been hanged-over into eating kebabs and can’t get enough of them. Sadly, making one that we can eat like the ones we had there has really been a challenge. Making the right consistency has truly been hard. This reminded me of that time and would be trying again soon. This kebab of yours is something different I assume and would also try to replicate! Wish me luck!

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  24. hmmm…this made me think why we never have thought of not shaping our kebabs patty like, like yours. After our trip to Europe, most days spent in Greece, you could say that we’ve left our hearts there as we’ve been hanged-over into eating kebabs and can’t get enough of them. Sadly, making one that we can eat like the ones we had there has really been a challenge. Making the right consistency has truly been hard. This reminded me of that time and would be trying again soon. This kebab of yours is something different I assume and would also try to replicate! Wish me luck!

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  25. Thank you so much for this amazing looking, watering Vegetarian Kebabs, I am gonna try this tomorrow only as I was looking for the veg version for Kebabs. Amazing!

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  26. They look so delicious!! I cannot resist but have them. And I am looking for various ways to give my kids tasty food in holidays. and this is one such im gonna try

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I am a lawyer by profession but cooking has been my passion and hence my journey began as a home cook. I have been working with vegetarian recipes and post my recipes using simple ingredients and easy methods to follow.

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